| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| What machs measure | 4 letters | sped |
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| What machs measure | 5 letters | speed |
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- Risked a traffic citation
- Belted along
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- "hit the gas!"
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- the bookie met ed and then hurried off
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- Did 70 in a 55 zone say
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- Risked a ticket, say
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- Radar reading
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- Went with Santander's original rate
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- Son backing intense expedition
- Tempo - drug
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- Shilling went in dispatch
- driver who's over 100
- tempo — 1994 keanu reeves thriller
- Odds on rising river's rate
- The going rate for amphetamine
- Physics calculation
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- Beginning to include parking rate
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- haste
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- 1994 movie thriller
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- Rate of travel
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